Evolution of English Language

For human learned language so as to communicate with somebody a wealth of language related to various ethnic origins has emerged.

English language, spoken by some Germanic tribes who invaded England 1,500 years ago, had passedthe process of change and enliightmented. passed the process of Now it is recognized as global language today.


Old Britain Map

Trail of english is based on about 5 thousand years ago.Before BC 2000, this clan started to begin. A group went to Indian, others groups went to Asia, Italy, North and South Europa.As a result of geographic division, spoken language structures also were divided.

Language historians have separated three basic terms as Old English,Middle English,Modern English history of English.
Not only were Britain soils invaded by Germanic tribes but also their language was invaded. The invaders also brought with them their alphabet. In that period, runic alphabet that didn't use aim of writing was used. However, since this alphabet didn't use with aim of writing, records of myth and story  weren't kept. Despite this, oral  tradition was so strong at english language. At that period epic poems were extreme popular. Beowulf is the most famous epic poem as oral custom transferred to the present day.


Due to this situation  information about old english , written works that were written by using latin alphabet at the end of the Anglo-Saxon period.

When we came to the middle ages, English Language was mix of at least five language. This language was formal language of Britania. Language changed more understandable a common language since communication of people from different classes. The most significant alteration among two period occured both words and grammer . Although in the field of word  there was profound effect of french , ecclesiastics in cliche, thinkers of period had been proceeding to add to English from Latin like Anglo-Saxon ancestors.

English language using at the renaissance period and English using modern days  are similar many ways. A person living today can understand easily London English spoken  in the time of Sheakspeare except the difference pronunciation.